The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-04-21
LOCAL ITEMS.


G. d. Brown, of Gore. was II
this city yesterday.
Cannon Willard and Lewis Greer
visited Columbus Tuesday.
F.S Pu,sell left for Charleston
West Virginia, Tuesday last.
Ju.lce S. Friesner is holding
court IN Lancaster this week,
J. Frank Wheeler. of Colum
bus, was in this city Tuesday.
The foundation tor Keynes 8
Wellman's ware house is being
laid.
Dode Whitehurst, of Cana
Winchester, was in town Tues
day.
Mrs Ruth Magoon has been Wis
iting friends in Lancaster the pas'
week.
Ms. Graham has had her resi-
dence on Walnut street newly
painted.
EN-. West is in Fostorla this
week, noking after some invest
meuts made in that place.
Caut. S. II. Bright has put a
new fence in front of his residence
on Walnut street.
O. w. q. Wright has put up a
new ferce in front of his resi-
deuce on East Main Street.
Vint Ferguson is now in charge
of all the G. & &c. d. l. Co.'S In
terest in the locking Valley.
The anse's we're visiting on Mul
berry street last night, and left a
baby girl 1t John Rectcnwdldts.
Work has been commenced on
the cellar IT The side OF Triisch,
Stiers, l. Cos new store building
Chas Naile has been employed
by the Sells Brothers. and Will
travel with the show this season.
Mrs. Chris. Gsyman, of Canal
Winchester, O., has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gevrge Fike the
past week.
G.. w. McClintock, Secretary OF
the Hooking Vai'ey Fire Brick
Company. was in Columbus On
business Monday.
Pat Sullivan and Thomas Do
Ian, prominent citizens from
New Strai!sville, were callers at
This office yesterday.
AIr. !. T. Short. OF Carbon Hill.
the popular c'erk of War'l. was in
,he city this morning. aud made a
,leasart call at The Sentinel Office.
lave yonr umbrellas and par
asoIs repaired and recovered al
Franks Umbrella Store. l5f
South High Street, Columbus, U
Mrs. Hattie Golden and Mrs
Ella Guerin, of Athens, O.. were
the guests of their sister, Mrs. Anna
Sunderland, last Sunday, in this
city.
DR.. Campbell went to Fostoria
Ohio on business yesterday, and ex'
pects to return this evening. During
his absence DIR. Pu!len has had
charge of his work.
Chas. Mains, of the Nelsonvllle
Register. accompanied by his lit
tie boy was a visitor to our Office
one day last week. Charley form
erly held case in this Office, and il
always a welcome visitor.
Rev. DR.. E. NJ. W. Hills. rector
of ST. Johns Protestant Episco
pal Church of Lancaster, goes Il
Florida this week for month
vacation.
Mr.. L. D. Vickers has paperct
and rcfurnished his law Office ant
has now one Of the cOsiest dens II
town. Vickers is one of our mos
SUCCESSFUL attorneys, and we fee
glad that he believes IN keeping hi
place off business IN frst-class or
der.
We regret to learn that MI
Andrew Keplar, one of the old
est citizens of our county, a resi-
dent of Falls township for NOR
than half a century, died on las
Sunday IN the Slst year of hi
age. Obituary next week.
Keep your eye out for the Els
Commissioner. We understand on
is to be appointed and that the fisl
ing and game interest in this count
are to be looked after closely. Goo
luck to the Game Warden.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Penick,
Louisville, KY, preached a mo
excellent sermon at Grace ChaI
ell Thursday evening. The Sc
vices were largely attended. MIR
Frank Gallagher and Miss Ell
and Kate Friesner were confirm
ed by the bishop.
We call the attention o! o.
readers TO the advertisement